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Environment

Show news Vendée Globe, UNESCO and IMOCA join partner up
25 skippers have volunteered to take weather-marine instruments on board during the race
Posted on 16 Oct
SailGP teams up with Sport Impact Summit
To chart a new course towards a more sustainable future
Posted on 1 Oct
"Blue Meadows" buoys protecting seagrass fields
The seagrass bed off Trefusis Point is now marked by two of the new-generation AMS buoys
Posted on 19 Aug
Mote partners with CWVC and SCUBAnauts
To advance coral reef restoration in the Florida Keys
Posted on 19 Jul
Mote receives $3.2 million to combat algal blooms
The grants are part of the Innovative Technology Grant Program in the Florida DEP
Posted on 29 May
This Memorial Day, go slow for those below!
Follow Coast Guard-approved safe boating guidelines and use vigilance
Posted on 25 May
Reef shark conservation
Depending on a combination of protected areas & national fisheries management
Posted on 25 May
Rescued smalltooth sawfish passes away
The distressed smalltooth sawfish that was rescued on April 5 passed away on May 2
Posted on 3 May
Rescued Sawfish receiving critical care at Mote
After a member of the public called the sawfish hotline
Posted on 14 Apr
Mote provides critical role for sawfish rescue
Endangered smalltooth sawfish is affected by an ongoing mortality event in South Florida
Posted on 29 Mar
Mote and Taiwan formalize major partnership
In heat-resiliency coral research and restoration
Posted on 20 Mar
Mote respond to stranded sperm whale off Venice
Moving large whales, weighing about 70,000 pounds, has serious safety risks for the whale
Posted on 13 Mar
Noonsite clarifies new procedures for St Martin
The recent enforcement of Port Clearance has left cruisers unsure of procedures
Posted on 5 Feb
Cyclone Belal strikes Réunion
Unleashes its force then heading for Mauritius
Posted on 16 Jan
It's official: 2023 was the warmest year
Last year didn't just break the 2016 heat record, it shattered it
Posted on 13 Jan
Next phase of Global FinPrint
Seeking to improve protection of reef sharks worldwide
Posted on 9 Dec 2023
Major awards win for Sustainable Sailing
Winning the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) Start-Up of the Year Award 2023
Posted on 20 Nov 2023
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    The BoatUS Foundation “Turning the Tide Online” virtual summit, Feb. 25-27, hopes to seek out more sustainable boating-related waste stream solutions, such as finding better solutions for end-of-life and derelict fiberglass boats
    © TowBoatUS Fort Lauderdale
    Registration is now open for the BoatUS Foundation “Turning the Tide Online” virtual summit, Feb. 25-27, which hopes to seek solutions for boating industry-generated waste, such as shrinkwrap
    © BoatUS
    Dr Katsiaryna Pabortsava, marine biogeochemist, National Oceanography centre (NOC) and Victoria Fulfer, University of Rhode Island and a visiting scientist at NOC Southampton, analyse microplastic samples from the race
    © Southpoint Films
    Microplastic collection filters in the laboratory. The microplastic sampling unit works by drawing water in and through a filter over a two hour period to capture the microplastics
    © Southpoint Films
    Fambridge Yacht Haven - Green Recycling
    © Fambridge Yacht Haven
    Fambridge Yacht Haven - River Crouch
    © Fambridge Yacht Haven
    Fambridge Yacht Haven - Marina
    © Fambridge Yacht Haven
    An example of an underwater acoustic recorder deployed on the ocean floor (in Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary in Georgia) to listen for whales
    © NOAA Fisheries
    Aerial survey observer scans for whales from airplane bubble window
    © NOAA Fisheries / Christin Khan
    Map of the Passive Acoustic Mooring sites
    © NOAA Fisheries
    Battery-powered underwater vehicle that travels up and down the water column to collect underwater sound and oceanographic data
    © NOAA Fisheries
    SoundTrap™ passive acoustic recorder anchored to the seafloor used to collect underwater sound data
    © NOAA Fisheries
    A research team studies North Atlantic right whales from the R/V Selkie
    © NOAA Fisheries. Taken under NOAA permit #17355
    NOAA Fisheries and our partners study marine animals by using a variety of technologies to record underwater sounds, including archival passive acoustic recordings (orange circles), real-time acoustic data collection (green circles), and active acoustics
    © NOAA Fisheries
    North Atlantic right whale Juno and newborn calf first seen off the coast of South Carolina on November 28, 2023
    © Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute, taken under NOAA permit #26919
    Energy Observer 2
    © Kadeg Boucher
    Fuel Cell Room
    © Kadeg Boucher
    The Malizia Mangrove Park has reached a new milestone in its restoration efforts: two million mangroves
    © Uli Kunz / Malizia Mangrove Park
    Final Straw Foundation prepares for the March for Clean Water
    © Hannah Cooper
    AMAALA on the Red Sea
    © Red Sea Global
    The Red Sea is an important example of biodiversity and home to some of the most resilient coral in the ocean
    © Red Sea Global
    2024 Jan-Sep IMB Piracy and Armed Robbery report
    © ICC International Maritime Bureau
    2024 Jan-Sep IMB Piracy and Armed Robbery report
    © ICC International Maritime Bureau
    2024 Jan-Sep IMB Piracy and Armed Robbery report
    © ICC International Maritime Bureau
    2024 Jan-Sep IMB Piracy and Armed Robbery report
    © ICC International Maritime Bureau
    2024 Jan-Sep IMB Piracy and Armed Robbery report
    © ICC International Maritime Bureau
    2024 Jan-Sep IMB Piracy and Armed Robbery report - Map
    © ICC International Maritime Bureau
    2024 Jan-Sep IMB Piracy and Armed Robbery report
    © ICC International Maritime Bureau
    IMB Jan - Sept Piracy Report Trends page
    © ICC International Maritime Bureau
    Creepy critters on the reef
    © GBRMPA